What's the difference between 3mm and standard?
27462
The standard is 5 mm thick, according to their website http://www.manduka.com/us/shop/categories/products/mats/eko-mat-71-2-0/
32657
Yes... To the best of my knowledge, 1.8mm is the measurement across the widest point of the resin container. Definitely quite a bit smaller than 3mm LEDs.
1393824
From 3M's website it is approximately 210-220 micrometers or 0.00827 to 0.00866 inches thick.The link to their page is: http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_EU/architectural-markets-EU/home/products/~/3M-DI-NOC-Architectural-Finish-CA-1170-Carbon-1-22-m-x-12-m-?N=5002510+4294966743&rt;=d
969989
3mm cord is very small.The cord I am using it with is much thicker then that.
640361
This one is 1/8", which is the same as 3.5mm. If you need 1/4", I recommend either buying a 1/8" to 1/4" converter along with this (if you foresee a need for 1/8") or buying a different cable.
881883
I am not sure what you mean. The only difference I see is it's listed here as .1875 and on Cold Steel site as 3/16 inch. It is actually the same; 3/16in = .1875 in. I don't know why here it is in decimal.
2014318
2.5mm is good for infants, 3mm is good for young children, and the 4mm is good for older children greater than 100 lbs and adults. The otoscope comes standard with all 3 sizes. Also packs of 60 in all three sizes are available on Amazon for purchase. It is always best to use the largest size specula you can. Some small children can easily make use of the 4mm while some adults need the smallest 2.5mm. Alot depends on the amount of ear wax and debris in the ear canal.
17537
3 AWG is about 5.8mm, 2AWG is about 6.5mm - there is no exact equivalent. (AWG is the system used in North America. If you're in the UK, 6mm is still between 2 and 3SWG, but the sizes are a little different.)
732706
yeah, it is a standard 3.5mm plug. I use mine for my iPod when working out.
2013713
3.5mm works. No option for any other size. You can also plug 2 set of headphones in.
442982
I bought one of each. to go from standard to micro is on size then standard or micro to nano. they give you a holder so you can cut down a micro to nano. I hope that helps.
640360
Basically 3.5mm is 1/4". We just normally call it the same thing. The small end will fit into a headphone jack on a laptop or on a music device like an iPod or your cell phone. We have used it in both types of devices.
2075410
I have found that the 3m ones seem to last longer and provide more filter action, even though they are rated the same. I get the 3m ones, because I deal with spray paint in my art and it's very bad if you inhale it. The difference is not big between these two, but safety is important.
713227
I use a .5mm havent tried anything else, because that is all i use. they are intentionally small marking holes for accuracy.
2250609
http://www.filtrete.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/FiltreteNA/Filtrete/Resources/FAQs/#w5The difference is the level of filtration. There's Standard, Advanced and Maximum. Check the specs and capacities directly at the 3M's site above. Hope this helps!
2014317
2.5mm is good for infants, 3mm is good for young children, and the 4mm is good for older children greater than 100 lbs and adults. The otoscope comes standard with all 3 sizes.Also packs of 60 in all three sizes are available on Amazon for purchase. It is always best to use the largest size specula you can. Some small children can easily make use of the 4mm while some adults need the smallest 2.5mm. Alot depends on the amount of ear wax and debris in the ear canal.
1150213
No difference. One just omits the mm and the other includes it. Same exact time size.